The Roadhouse Murder

Ridiculous script made worse by implausible lead characters. With all it's faults, The Roadhouse Murder (1932) does have interesting things going on from a production level. I think that should mostly go credited to cinematographer J. Roy Hunt, using a lot of techniques from his silent days. Stuff that would a decade later be incorporated in film-noir, which it also is. A clumsy one, but with some chilling scenes and creative montage ideas which were not often used during the early sound days.